Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-05
LOCAL JOTS.

Linda de Chamouni'' this evening at
the Theatre.
The prevailing query on the street to-
day was, "Can you take it?'
1t is said that Abbott's special aver
aged forty miles an hour between this
city and Butte, Montana.
The Ogden Curfew ordinance is dead
letter, as the cops either can't or won't
enforce it and consequently the Ogden
kidites are worse than ever.
Butte has a White Elephant Saloon.
So has Salt Lake. What a unanimity
in point of wickedness. There seems to
be the city of silver and the city OF Saints.
The report that Cleveland's right hand
was paralyzed evidently had Mormon
origin. He made good use OF it to-day
although the Saints don't think So
ogden Ners.
And now Butte is organizing an anna
teur opera company to sing "Pinafore. y
Patience, Patience!" is about what the
Butte audience will sing when they listen
to the amateurs.
Helena, the capital of Montana, viii
invest 81 100000 in building improve
ments this summer. Good for Helena
What will be the expenditure for like
improvements in the capital of Utah this
year?
In Montana the weather works in :
very slow way. The Inter-MOuntGin, o
the Sd inst, says that the thermometel
has just got down 10 zero. At this rate
they will get spring about next July, W
there.
Judging from the number OF removals
to better localities, and general renova
tons in old blocks and fronts, it will bt
in order to predict quite little business
boom here for the coming spring anC
summer.
A literary society in Lewiston, small
backwoods town in Montana, has recent,
decided that stock-raising is benefit t.
that Territory. We can beat that. Thu
Young Mems Mutual of Woods Cros
has already declared the Edmunds
Tucker law unconstitutional.
With the "Knights of st. Maginnis'
and the Morning Trombone both fighting
against us, it does seem as thougl
The DEMOCRAT had more than its shart
of this worlds burdens, but still we man
age to live, and can present with pleasure
this afternoon the best evening paper We
issued in the Rocky Mountain region.
1t is said that the Central Pacific refuses
the other day to issue passes for Bishol
somebody and 4, demanding the names
hafora thev wOuld make ont masses
They evidently propose to know it whel
they carry q. Cannon or j. Taylor. Thu
passes on which Cannon skipped wer,
''D. II. Peery and 3."-Ogdeo Ne1CS.
Rev. L. L. Wood OF the Baptist Church
saws that the insurance on the recently
burned Baptist schoolhouse has beer
paid to the Eastern society which bull
the house, and although he, as yet, ha
received no word from the East, III
thinks before long the erection of new
building will be commenced.
All sorts of remarks are being mad
relative to the manner in which the neN
bill became law. One man was hearC
to saw, "Cleveland's not signing the bill
proves him q coward" Another said
"He's bull-headed enough, but didn'
want to approve of DISTINGUISHING the
women" "Cleveland's duffer" wa
one mans opinion. Mormon none,
did il" said dyed-in-the-wool Republi
can. "The President did just exactl
right" said man known for his conser
vativism. The list might be extendet
over a column long, and rather curiou
list it would be.